My parents told me all people were equal; that I was to never treat a person differently because of the color of their skin, their beliefs, or lifestyle. "God loves all people the same son, all people, He would die on that cross again just to save one." I believed that too, I still do. But, when I brought a white girl home...things changed. "Boy you are gonna ruin your future, now, I can't have this. Your gonna stop seeing her Dy... I'll make sure of it!" We will see. -Dyson His parents are going to end up hating him. People are changing towards us, people we have known our entire lives. I love him, I do. But maybe I should just let him go, before it's too late and he loses everything he has worked so hard for. It's just so hard. -Meadow

This is my story as his princess I am Cassandra Monroe

The color of his skin didn't matter. With his heart on his sleeve and panty-melting smile, she fell for him. * "I appreciate the effort but you're still not getting any." "We'll see." * A few hook ups and maybe some love along the way, Toni and Darren's love was inevitable but there's always the controversy. Warning: Mature content and language.

Highest Rank: #88 in Teen Fiction Meet Aurora Winters, a perky, seventeen-year-old, good girl loner. Meet Jeremiah Summers, an ever angry, antisocial, eighteen-year-old, bad boy loner. What happens when their paths cross? Will "sleeping beauty" get her happily ever after? Read and See. ©2016 BookLover12300. All Rights Reserved.

"You and I both know, that skin colour matters." She pointed out. "It doesn't matter to me, or to you. And it didn't matter to your parents." He argued, praying desperately that she would stay. "Well it matters to your parents. And I don't want you to give up something you've looked forward to all your life." Her lower lip trembled as she spoke; and he knew guilt was eating her up, the guilt of being the reason why his family was falling apart. "Arewa, the only thing I've ever looked forward to, is falling in love." ... Toki Osoba, Nigeria's Latest Most Eligible Bachelor, is the epitome of wealth, success and good looks. After spending four years in the U.S, he finally comes back home to take over his father's business empire. But this time, he comes back with the love of his life, Ava Brown, linked to his arms. There's only one problem: She's white. ... The hindrance to their love is not just the colour of their skin, but the schemes of his parents.

"You know, we are all the same" "No. No we are not"